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Help with CD-i using nero creating VCD's


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26-Aug-2003, 10:12 PM #1
Help with CD-i using nero creating VCD's
*not sure if this is the rigth fourm but anways*
im creating a vcd of a movie my church made i wanted to put a menu on and its not working
i wanted to know how the cd-i functions worked is there a list of options some where the defaut is-

CONTROLS=ALL
CURCOL=YELLOW
PSDCURCOL=RED
PSDCURSHAPE=ARROW
CENTRTRACK=2
AUTOPLAY=AUTO_ON
DUALCHAN=DUAL_ON
TIMECODE_X=64
TIMECODE_Y=100
LOTID_X=64
LOTID_Y=64
ALBUM=STANDARD
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26-Aug-2003, 10:22 PM #2
found a guide that explained it http://www.icdia.org/docs_sw/vcd_on_cdi_41.pdf
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27-Aug-2003, 11:22 AM #3
Thanks for the feedback. The Nero manual isn’t as complete as it should be for some things.
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